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Bookshelf Homelab Micro Rack
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A simple rack to host a rack of Rasperry Pis, Netgear GS308E managed switch, 8x patchthrough jacks and a Netgate SG-3100
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- Printables
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- Other Gadgets
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- Creative Commons — Public Domain
Instructions and other files to follow, just making the STLs available for now.
EDIT: New bits of info since original posting:
- Print all panels back to front. For the pi panels, you will need tiny supports for the notch that fits into the supporting rail.
- The bridge struts need to be mirrored- there is not a file per strut.
- There IS a file per left/right right vertical struts, even though they are just mirrored.
- These were the passthrough jacks used; they snap into place. https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B09H5JZDLH/
- The single passthrough STL is for interest and is not needed to construct the rack as shown.
- The supporting rail for the pi panels was not present on first upload- you will need to grab it if you downloaded the files in the first few hours.
- All the trim (except for pis) is currently in one STL- will break it out when I can.